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‏In this episode of Ahlan Arabic, we learn one of the most important building blocks in Arabic grammar: ḥurūf al-jarr (حروف الجر) and the concept of ism majrūr (الاسم المجرور).We also introduce a full set of new vocabulary related to places, including:School, hospital, airport, r ...  Show more

‏In this episode of Ahlan Arabic, we continue reviewing essential Arabic grammar concepts using only vocabulary from previous lessons.You’ll strengthen your understanding of:The difference between nominal sentences (الجملة الاسمية) and verbal sentences (الجملة الفعلية)The structu ...  Show more

In Arabic... I Love You! Fus7a version, explained. To love ‏أحب Formal/standard Arabic الفصحى Colloquial Arabic العامية Present tense الفعل المضارع To conjugate صرف Pronoun ضمير Possession ملكية Possessive pronoun ضمير الملكية

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In standard Arabic (MSA), you say: tuSbi7 3ala kheer. In most Arabic dialects/colloquials, you say: tiSba7 3ala kheer. Link to Quora post: https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-say-goodnight-to-a-male-in-Arabic Support this podcast: Help me get a laptop: https://www.paypal.com/paypalm ...  Show more

Arabic Numbers: 100, 1000, 1000.000

Part 1: 100

100= mi’a مئة

The taa marbuuTa has to be pronounces as a “t”:

· when pronouncing the declension, as in:

100 =mi’atun مئةٌ

· when followed by a noun, as in:

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1. **What's your name?** In Arabic, you can ask a man, "ما اسمُكَ؟" (masmuka?), or a woman, "ما اسمُكِ؟" (masmuki?). To answer, simply say "ʾismī" followed by your name³.

2. **Where are you from?** When talking to a man, you can ask, &q ...